Tokyu Stay Nishi Shinjuku

“Tokyu Stay Ginza”

First time in Japan. We stayed for 2 nights. Location was good, still trying to get to know the area, so we weren't aware where all the entry points to the train stations were. Great Hotel as first timers. Very clean, a little on the small side but that was ok, we literally stayed to sleep at nig… more

First time in Japan. We stayed for 2 nights. Location was good, still trying to get to know the area, so we weren't aware where all the entry points to the train stations were. Great Hotel as first timers. Very clean, a little on the small side but that was ok, we literally stayed to sleep at night as the day was for exploring beautiful Ginza and surrounds. The bed is a little hard for me, but with all the walking you really don't notice it as you will be so exhausted by the time you go to sleep. I defiantly would stay here again.

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“Family rooms near subway station and park”

Two adults two teens stayed in a Quad room (2 singles, teens on bench seating) in Jan 2025 for 4 nights. To make the compact room work with kids sleeping on the benches we pushed the dining table to the foot of the single beds, made it much more spacious. Hotel feels new and immaculately clean. We … more

Two adults two teens stayed in a Quad room (2 singles, teens on bench seating) in Jan 2025 for 4 nights. To make the compact room work with kids sleeping on the benches we pushed the dining table to the foot of the single beds, made it much more spacious. Hotel feels new and immaculately clean. We had our own washer dryer in our bathroom, so convenient! Dryer works fine if don't overload machine (about half full). Hotel is short walk from Nishi Shinjuku Gochome subway station on Oedo Line. We got lost in Shinjuku Station EVERY TIME we were in there so eventually avoided it and used subway to change stations literally anywhere else. Subway is frequent, fast and so convenient. We opted not to get hotel breakfast (limited packaged options that you take back to your room?) and instead ate breakfast at Denny's overlooking Chuo Park every morning - cheap and tasty with heaps of options. Hotel walkable to the park and Metropolitan Government Building. Front desk staff had limited English but very polite. Luggage forwarding to hotels or airport by "Airporter" service booked and paid online (not at front desk) then just leave luggage at front desk. Worked great, picked up at Narita airport. We enjoyed this hotel and convenience of subway station so close and would happily stay here again.

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“TOKYU stay hotels Nishi Shinjuku”

Small rooms but well maintained. In such a small space they had provided microwave oven, induction oven, utensils, kettle, washbasin etc. which was very useful. We could cook indian food in the room itself. Excellent and courteous staff always willing to help. They really went out of the way to tra… more

Small rooms but well maintained. In such a small space they had provided microwave oven, induction oven, utensils, kettle, washbasin etc. which was very useful. We could cook indian food in the room itself. Excellent and courteous staff always willing to help. They really went out of the way to transport my luggage to another hotel . The lobbies in the floors need to be upgraded.

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“Indian Folks Welcome Here”

Hello My Vegetarian Indian Folks , I stayed here for 7 nights and the only good thing about this place is just a lane behind is Cochin Nivas , a restaurant run by rawat brothers from uttarakhand , the food is super duper delicious and they prepare it pure veg. Just adjacent to those hotel is 7 el… more

Hello My Vegetarian Indian Folks , I stayed here for 7 nights and the only good thing about this place is just a lane behind is Cochin Nivas , a restaurant run by rawat brothers from uttarakhand , the food is super duper delicious and they prepare it pure veg. Just adjacent to those hotel is 7 eleven and many other departmental stored which are within 40 steps . 7 mins walk will get you to one metro line and 30 steps will get you another to connect you to the whole of tokyo very conveniently, please please make sure to BrainMap the train lines and their stations before coming to tokyo or else you are going to be paralysed. Well now coming to this hotel , its very very small as i had booked the best room assuming it would be very big but it makes barely some space for even two people. Staff is 5/5 , location is 5/5 , very neat , very responsive and close by from whatever we Indians need . Please note that breakfast for pure vegetarian could only be kellogs , roasted dry fruits . They dont have toasted bread or anything else so be careful or download ubereats.

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